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Combe, MN, RN, NCSN, President, National Association of School Nurses  \n• Curtis Cude, BS, Environmental Public Health Surveillance Program Manager, Oregon Health Authority  \n• Erika Eitland, MPH, ScD, Research Analyst, Perkins & Will  \n• US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand  \n• Esperanza Gutierrez, PhD candidate, RN, PHNA-BC, Rhode Island College School of Nursing  \n• Heather Jauregui, LEED AP BD+C, O+M, CPHC, Perkins Eastman  \n• Aaron Jobson, Principal and CEO, Quattrocchi Kwok Architects  \n• Melissa Jordan, MS, MPH, Director, Division of Community Health Promotion, Florida Department of Health  \n• Elisabeth Krautscheid, Managing Director, Collaborative for High Performance Schools  \n• Francine Locke, MS, Chief Sustainability Officer, County of Delaware, PA  \n• Mansel Adelbert Nelson, MS, Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  \n• Irene Nigaglioni, AIA, ALEP, President, IN2 Architecture  \n• Sean O'Donnell, FAIA, LEED AP, Perkins Eastman  \n• Janet A. Phoenix, MD, MPH, MS, Assistant Research Professor, Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University  \n• Pamela Pugh, DrPH, MS, Vice President, Michigan State Board of Education  \n• Angana Roy, MPH, Senior Program Analyst, National Association of County and City Health Officials  \n• Randi Weingarten, President, American Federation of Teachers  \n• The Honorable Christine T. Whitman, President, The Whitman Strategy Group, Former Governor of New Jersey and US EPA Administrator, and Co-chair, The Aspen Institute K12 Climate Initiative  \nVolunteer facilitators  \nWe thank those who stepped up to be volunteer facilitators in the breakout rooms:  \n• Jeanie Alter, American School Health Association  \n• Claire Barnett, Healthy Schools Network  \n• Susan Goekler, Healthy Schools Network,  \n• Elisabeth Krautscheid, Collaborative for High Performance Schools  \n• Jeff Jones, Healthy Schools Network  \n• Francine Locke, County of Delaware, PA  \n• Linda Mendonca, DNP, Rhode Island College  \n• Mansel Adelbert Nelson, Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals  \n• Nancy Vorsanger, Healthy Schools Network  \nSupport and technical assistance  \nFinally, our deepest thanks to Alex Naidoo, Healthy Schools Network program manager, who masterfully handled technical and organizational issues of the Zoom summit, and to Amy Murphy, our expert conference facilitator, for their invaluable efforts before and during the summit.  \nSponsors  \nHealthy Schools Network gratefully acknowledges the support of our summit sponsors:  \nDisclaimer: Healthy Schools Network is responsible for the opinions expressed in the executive summary ofthis report. The executive summary does not necessarily reflect the views of the summit’s sponsors or its presenters.  \nTable of Contents  \nExecutive Summary……………………………………………………………………….….1  \nDay One  \nOpening Remarks: Day 1, The Honorable Christine T. Whitman, President,  \nThe Whitman Strategy Group, Former Governor of New Jersey and US EPA Administrator, and Co-chair, the Aspen Institute K12 Climate Initiative.…………………..……..….3  \nPanel: Equity & Justice for Children………………………………………………….4  \nTechnical Session: Build Back Better Schools-I: Indoor Air………………………... 6  \nRemarks by US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand: Why This Work is Important……………8  \nTechnical Session: Build Back Better Schools – II: Climate Mitigation…………..……9  \nDay Two  ","cbCaidmCopG1ouco","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidmCopG1ouco","pdf",1454675,22,"English","# Executive Summary\n## Day One\n### Opening Remarks: Day 1\n### Panel: Equity & Justice for Children\n### Technical Session: Build Back Better Schools-I - Indoor Air\n### Remarks by US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand\n### Technical Session: Build Back Better Schools-II - Climate Mitigation\n## Day Two\n### Opening Remarks: Day 2\n### Technical Session: Environmental Public Health Systems\n### Remarks by Randi Weingarten\n### Technical Session: Build Back Better Schools-III - Calming School Buildings\n## Appendix","[{\"question\":\"What was the purpose of the summit hosted by Healthy Schools Network in January 2021?\",\"answer\":\"The summit focused on strategies and actions for the linked crises of COVID-19 and climate mitigation and resiliency in schools, with attention to disproportionate impacts on Black, Indigenous, and Latinx children.\"},{\"question\":\"Who participated in the summit and where were they from?\",\"answer\":\"More than 120 individuals participated from 25 states plus Washington, DC, including representatives from federal agencies such as EPA, CDC, and the Department of Education, and 65 other organizations.\"},{\"question\":\"What earlier work did the summit build on?\",\"answer\":\"The summit grew from earlier collaborations: a Pandemic v. 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